Wine Enthusiast is an American wine magazine published from New York. Founded in 1979 by Adam and Sybil Sturm, Wine Enthusiast is also involved in the sale of other wine products such as climate-controlled bottles and glasses.

Published 14 times a year, the magazine has an estimated reach of 800,000 readers worldwide. Today, the executive editor is Susan Kostrzewa, assisted by other important editors such as Lauren Buzzeo and Roger Voss (who now reviews Portuguese wines).

How Wine Enthusiast scores wines

Wine Enthusiast also uses a 100-point scale.
98-100 - A "Classic" Wine
94-97 - A Superb Wine.
90-93 - An Excellent Wine
87-89 A Very Good Wine
83-86 A Good Wine
80-82 An Acceptable Wine
94-97 - Superb
90–93 – Excellent
87–89 – Very good
83–86 – Good
80–82 – Acceptable

With this use of the scale, the range of wines scored is between 80 and 100 points and 50% of the wines are between 86 and 90 points. Of the wines scored by Wine Enthusiast in Wine Searcher have an average score of 88.2 points.

World Top Wines recommendation on Wine Enthusiast

This is a good opinion to take into account, although it has less impact on the wine market than Robert Parker or Wine Spectator, for example.

It has a large number of Portuguese wines already tasted, which adds value for the reader. It's the only major international magazine that makes its scores available completely free of charge, which is why we recommend consulting it.
https://www.winemag.com/ratings